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Scientists map medieval town that's been buried beneath the sea for 661 years
Rungholt was once a booming trade town where residents reaped profits from the land’s bountiful natural resources — until a changing climate and rising sea levels ripped it all away.
Radio As It Happens 3 hours ago
'Dark design' can nudge you into tipping more, says expert
Tipping is now commonplace in all sorts of Canadian businesses, and one expert says the prompts employed can play on our desire to seem generous.
Radio The Current June 7
Q with Tom Power
Past Lives director Celine Song shares the real-life moment that inspired the film's nuanced love story
Song's debut feature, Past Lives, tells the story of a Korean woman who emigrated to Canada as a child, and how her life becomes unsettled when her childhood sweetheart from Seoul shows up in New York where she now lives with her American husband.
Arts Q 10 hours ago
As It Happens Q&A
Women who help fund Black-owned farms win prestigious James Beard culinary award
The co-founders of the Black Farmer Fund took home the Humanitarian of the Year prize at the 2023 James Beard Awards.
Radio As It Happens June 7
FRONT BURNER
Binance and its Canadian CEO sued in major crypto case
Radio Front Burner June 8
Sci-fi storytelling gives us the tools to imagine better futures, says researcher
Radio Spark June 2

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30 must-read books for National Indigenous History Month

Q with Tom Power

Ben Kingsley on portraying historical figures, from Salvador Dali to Mahatma Gandhi

Why some tenants are going on 'rent strikes'

Radio Front Burner June 7

How 'good fortune' helped aviator Ernest Gann escape near-death

Radio Ideas June 6

'It was pretty hairy,' says cowboy who lassoed a rogue steer on a Michigan highway

Radio As It Happens June 6

This 3D-printed fish fillet may not be the reel deal, but it could be a necessary step in sustainable cuisine

Radio The Current June 6

Only 2 of the MMIWG inquiry's 231 calls for justice are complete. Here's why that matters

News Canada Manitoba June 5

Q with Tom Power

Elemental director Peter Sohn on drawing inspiration from real-life stories of love and sacrifice

David is friends with Lazarus. Lazarus is an AI chatbot

Radio The Current June 5

As fires rage, Canada urged to get on 'war footing'

Radio Front Burner June 6

Mexican fiction turns drug kingpins into vicious vampires

Radio Ideas June 5

He climbed one of the world's most difficult boulders — after practising on a 3D model

Radio As It Happens June 6

Some insurers stop covering California homes over costs linked to wildfires. Is Canada next?

Radio Day 6 June 2

U.S. poet laureate Ada Limón celebrates nature, family and human connection in The Hurting Kind

Radio Writers & Company June 5

Q with Tom Power

How Andy Jones's deeply personal one-man show has helped him grieve the loss of his son

CBC Investigates

Inside the fundamentalist Christian movement that wants to remake Canadian politics

News Politics June 5

U.S. poet laureate Ada Limón celebrates nature, family and human connection in The Hurting Kind

Radio Writers & Company June 5

'Meno TikTok' heats up as women seek better perimenopause info on social networks

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